This is a very pale lager, refreshing on the palate with a distinct malty sweetness accompanied by mild complementary bitterness. 5.6% ABV

Another fairly strong pale, golden lager with sweet malt on the palate and some refreshing bitterness on the finish. Look for the flavors of the fire-roasted malts. 5.9% ABV

A slightle deeper golden pale lager with subdued hops. Perilously easy to drink at a hefty 6.0% ABV.

The Polish nobleman Kazimierz Pulaski (1745-1779) was a hero of the American Revolution and native of the town of Warka. A dark European lager with some roasted malt aromas and sweetness. A good pairing with weightier Polish foods. 7.0% ABV

Named for astronomer Joahnnes Hevelius (1611-1687) who catalogued some 1500 stars. Copper to amber in color and fairly sweet but with a clean finish. The high alcohol will be a warming part of the mouthfeel. 8.70% ABV

A very dark beer in the Baltic tradition. Flavors of roasted malts, currants and chocolate. A clean finish for such a complex beer. 9.5% ABV

Poland-Baltic Porter. Pours a very dark brown-black color. Aromas of burnt sugar, plum, fig, roast coffee and dark chocolate. Aromas carry to the flavors showing lots of dark chocolate, roast coffee, and dark fruits. Smooth feel. Long, bitter finish.

Flavor is lightly sweet and slightly bitter. Tastes of dark roasted malt, chocolate, light bitter coffee, light caramel, slight licorice, and a hint of wood. Medium to full body. Pours very dark brown/ruby in color. 9.4% A nice Baltic Porter.

Caffeine-Free Polish Coffee. Made from Polish Wheat and Chicory.